Heraa Studio

Khan Frame

This frame was first designed for a restaurant near the ancient Khan school in Shiraz. In contrast with arches used in the architecture of the school, this frame has rather soft curvature figures.

Candleholder

Mandala

By converting two-dimensional geometry to three dimensions through the Iranian Muqarnas geometric principles, the shape of candle holders came to be. The pieces of mirror used in this work, help reflect and augment the light of the flame

Candleholder

Vitro

By converting two-dimensional geometry to three dimensions through the Iranian Muqarnas geometric principles, the shape of candle holders came to be. The pieces of mirror used in this work, help reflect and augment the light of the flame

Module

Module8.12

These geometric shapes inspired the modular frames that came to be. The goal is to bring back aineh kari2 in a more modern fashion that complements other architectural elements. Being modular makes it possible for the frames to gather in large numbers and cover larger surfaces

Frame

Kerman Frame

Tall mirrors act as interactive elements that reflect the image of the viewers and their environment. This element was widely used on the walls in shah nehsin3 of old Iranian residences, in combination with aineh kari.

Frame

Second Khan Frame

Tall mirrors act as interactive elements that reflect the image of the viewers and their environment. This element was widely used on the walls in shah nehsin of 3 old Iranian residences, in combination with aineh kari. Aineh kari frames are inspired by these decorative elements and are designed to be utilized in today’s modern architecture.

Module

Square

These geometric shapes inspired the modular frames that came to be. The goal is to bring back aineh kari2 in a more modern fashion that complements other architectural elements. Being modular makes it possible for the frames to gather in large numbers and cover larger surfaces

Frame

Dena Frame

Aineh kari frames are inspired by these decorative elements and are designed to be utilized in today’s modern architecture.

Frame

Peech

This frame is inspired by the geometrical decorative patterns in tazhib (illumination art). It resembles two branches of a tree that go up the trunk in an intertwined manner..

Module

1/2

These geometric shapes inspired the modular frames that came to be. The goal is to bring back aineh kari2 in a more modern fashion that complements other architectural elements. Being modular makes it possible for the frames to gather in large numbers and cover larger surfaces

Frame

Little Khan

This frame was first designed for a restaurant near the ancient Khan school in Shiraz. In contrast with arches used in the architecture of the school, this frame has rather soft curvature figures.